THE CONDON GLOBE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1910
A KEW YEAR'S DREAM.
I' N tha coir asptha ol amaha
On New Teaf. , 1 muaso! alona.
( "Wellsdayr thoufhl L "An Osarr
i met
'rhla world la a falrlr toot world. X awa,
.Hut bow much peiwr Indeed 'twould pa
i.J. putting aside hi natural prlda,
1 Caoli llvltif (hint In ha world a. wtda
I Would honestly try tola simple boat
sTq bo obliging to all tha roatl
- nm a him wi w
klndnoot and
I (wool 01 Villi)',
'Courtesy, patlenoe
' and amiability
,Ah. wolladay, and
W deary jtta,
hat a highly
, agrooablo world
i 'twould pel"
Thon aoftly faded
tha nrellabTa
(loam.
And I loll aaleap
or oo It would
MOW
And droamod thla
Tory remark,
klo dream i
I a uil - M -
world IMB ' owtn A"n dWtlfc
With the aama eld aeoan round H rarlod.
Hut a lingular oiata of thlnga I found
Aa 1 rubbod iny ayaa and lookod around.
Each man and woman, each ahlek and
child.
Wherever I mot thorn, bowod and amllod
And anaworod my queetlona batoro thay
wora asked
And with my arranda tholr snemoriea
t tasked.
Hd nth, I taw, with an equal aeat,
AVaa doing tha aama for all tha root,
uch conaldoratlon and thoughtful
"h dtllrata tact, I eould but fool,
, m tho preeldent, bland on big lofty
1 wat,
) J tho doar lit I la arkket that chirped at
my foot,
k 'tora waa not a thing In that land ao fair
ut llvod to obi He. With tha tandoroat
( " eara
. ha ragman mulllal tola bolta. for foar
t fit might awakon noma sleeper naar,
r'd tho nawtboya oailod tha Tlnoa and
' Poat
,j tonog Ilka a toulng do ve'e-al most.
Tha plumber o tier
ed tho plpoo to
mond
"Just aa a favor,
to please a
friend.
Tho lawyor batted
that hla llttla
bill,
Unpaid, a It hap
pened, bo un
paid atUL
And tha worthy
paraon, otigld
orata man,
flnlahad hla tor
mon bafora he
began. :
Tba eook made
tarta aaeh day
In tha yoar.
And nobody thought
It Ilia lout bit
X0AItTAm. uJ?,i
;' .!' DAT lit IITh kln
f an.
parka
nnllp rY4 to aoa that tha bora-ouch
' rai
GS3 )'"" tha gTata, and tha t as chars
,. urlght
lice. only-at ehlldran know U rlght
WL -shortest lessons and hlghoat mark.
"" 'prtntara aonl out In tha klndoot way
itV ''P oblldran'a magailne arory day,
tin odltora alwaya look lha rhymoa
CI I -t tha pool ttnt at all poaalbla tlmea.
' To ptoaaa tha flahannan down by tha
i brook
Tha fish aama awlmmlng to catch tha
nooK.
1 Tha oyatrra amlllnatr ononod tholr ahalla
! .Tha buckets sprang morrlly up In tho
weita,
Aud tha llttla doga gattaarod tho downy
, brood
And htlptd tho chlckona to acratch for
rooo.
Tha curranta and blackbtrrtoa picked
memeoivee
And atood all canned on tha pantry
sneivea.
Tha tun tat willingly up all night
To ohttr tha earth When It needed Baht.
Tha bablea their natural crloa aupproaaad
for foar of break
ing their par
ent!' rest,
And tha dear lit
tie. kind llttla,
aweet little boya
Refrained from
making tha
allghtoat nolae.
But quietly played
with their harm-
leu toya
And washed their
hands mltnout
being told
To pleaaa thalr
mothera, aa
i good aa gold.
Tha breeia cama
blowing In gen
tle galea
Whenever 'twaa
wanted to nil
tha tails.
Tha prisoners stay. W ASHL'D THK1R H ANDI
ad In tha un- wituoutbeinqtold.
locked lalls, ,
And tha fnice eat up on the balcony ralla
To let tha klttena play with their tails,
And tha old oata atlfled their nightly walla.
And the llttla flah danced to tickle tha
whales.
And tha brown hawk hurried to warn the
quails.
And tha butterflies loitered to help tha
anallt,
And tha hammera ware gentle and kind
to the natla.
And tha mopa took eara not to toratoh
tha palls,
And
, -f -
Hera tha wonderful ttory falls.
For I, breathless, , woke. It waa JJew
Veer's day.
Tha world wagged on In tha tame old
way.
"It waa only a dream r tald I "Dear
met
But I'll be aa obliging aa can be.
And the world may be better tor that
, wa ll ate."
Margaret Johnson In Bt. Nichols.
ItttoMtfdtaf MasK
fmm tM
CeMmtjr
LOCAL SS
ITEMS
Pleaed at RaMtad
There br MabHe
af aa a !,..
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Word w&i received here this
week stating that J.W. Booth,
a well known land owner in
Gilliam and Sherman counties,
died in Los Angeles on Dec. 24.
Principal Jesse II. Bond of
the Gilliam County High School,
and assistants Misses Comings
and Young all departed last
Saturday to spend the holidays
at their homes in Eugene.
The Christmas Dance given by
the Athletic Club was largely
attended last Friday night with
the result that the building fund
of that Institution was increased
considerably. The Wheat City
Orchestra furnished excellent
music for the occasion.
: The New Year.
Who cornea dancing over tha gnow,
L , Hla llttla toft feet all bare and roayf
Optn tha door, though the wild, wind
U blow. .
J, Take tha child in and make htm ooty
f 'ke him In and hold him dear. .
m je la the wonderful Meir Year.
Hy ion your heart,' be It and or gay.
a- Welcome him there and ute him kindly,
" Wu thuat catty him, yea or nay .
16 Jkrry Aim. With ahut ayaa ao blindly.
e.fhe he brlngath Joy or fear, - '
fike him; God aenda Mm, thla good
1 New roar.
-Ulnah Maria Mulook Cralk.
0. C. McCollis parsed through
this city Tuesday on his way
from Fossil to his home at Bay
View.
J. W Burns left Tuesday for
Portland where he will transact
business for a few days.
Geo. Miller of Mayvllle pass
ed through this city Tuesday on
his way to Portland.
Wm. Welsh and Alex Johnson
of Fossil were outgoing passen
gers on Tuesday mornings train
bound for Portland.
David Cantwell
GENERAL BLACKSMITH
EXPERT REPAIR WORK
The Condon Garage & Auto Co.
CONDON Operated in Connection. OREGON
pa
R. R. Butler left on Wednes-
forMoro where he will attend
to legal business for a few days.
Mrs. Dave Russell went to
Portland last Saturday to spend
the Christmas day with her
little girl who is in St. Vincint's
hospital. The child has infan
tile paralysis.
Tho little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. Tieruey who has been
sick with pneumonia for the
past two weeks, is greatly im
proved and is now out of dang
er John Magte left on Thursday
for Portland where he will visit
for a few days.
We wish to call attention to
the fact that a large number of
turkeys disappeared on Christ
mas day and also to announce
that many of them were trimm
ed down to convenient sizes
with carving sets purchased at
our store.
A.S. Hollen & Sons.
National Woolgrowers'
Convention and Mid -Winter
Sheep Show
Portland. Oregon, Jan. 4-7,11.
For the above occasion round-trip tickets will
be sold from CONDON by the
OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO.
at one and one-third fare.
Tickets on sale January 2nd and 3rd, 1911,
good for return until January 10th, 1911.
For further information, call on any 0. R. &
N. Agent, or.write to
Wm. McMurray, G.P.A.
PORTLAND, OREGON
CALIFORNIA
Is the plaice to visit. Or
ange groves in full bloom,
tropical flowers, famous ho
tels, historic Old Missions,
attractive watering places,
delightful climate, making
that favored section the Na
tion's most popular retreat.
You can see it at its best via
Oregon Railroad &
Navigation Co.
And
The Road of a Thousand Wonders
Southern Pacific Co
Up-to-date trains, first-class
in every respect, unexcelled
dining - car service, quick
time and direct connections
to all points south.
8PECIAL ROUND . TRIP FARE OP
$55.00
Portland to Los Angeles & return
Corresponding low rates from all
points in the Northwest.
For further information apply to any local agent, or
Wm. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent.
MISS POTMAN
Wiahee to announce that she
haa decided to place her large
stock of
MILLINERY
on aale at actual cost in order
to make room for new gooda.
Summit Street
BSaa
Headquarters for Farm Fences.
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CONDON
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Cozy Club Room in Connection
MAIN STREET, CONDON.
Catholic Church Services
10.00 A. M. First Mass
9:45 A. M. - Sunday Schoo
10.30 A. M. Second Mass and
sermon.
7:30 P. M. Evening Devotion
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